How would you like to learn to create nice monthly, recurring income from your investments that is NOT dependent on you finding more wholesale deals or closing more deals at all?

The stumbling block is always cash and credit for the investor.

I have some great news today because you are INVITED to my webinar where I am going to tear down your stumbling blocks, remove your hurdles and show you a nice, clear path with step by step instructions on how to create your monthly recurring income streams the right way!

The Right way is:

– Using none of your own cash
– Using none of your credit
– NOT relying on banks or portfolio lenders at all

My 4th annual bootcamp is 2 days full of incredible content teaching with an All-Start cast of National Investing Experts who are committed to helping you get to the next level.

This event is May 15 and 16 in Richmond, VA

It is $197.00 to attend AND you can bring a guest, your spouse or partner for FREE.

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Register this week and I will send you a a Bonus of my past boot camp videos either Ultimate freedom without Banks or Deal Maker. It will warm you up for this boot camp, help you immediately & is a great bonus.

The truth is your network really is your net worth in real estate. The best way to to grow your network and your net worth at the same time is networking at events like this one. I personally attend several per year for the same reasons!

You know there are a number of different ways and strategies to getting paid for your deals, but do you know how to get paid multiple times on one deal?

Let’s go back 12 months to the summer of 2013 for a minute. This is when I met Jared Kott from Chicago. He was just relieved of his duties at the commercial insurance business he worked at and he was forced to quickly decide how to make money!

What did Jared do?

He explored wholesaling and fix and flips…. but he discovered that he gets paid one time! Right, these are ONE AND DONE deals and the challenge with transactional strategies in general!

He then started to learn about residual real estate investing that would pay him monthly for the rest of his life by building his own portfolio.

Ready to learn the step by step blueprint Jared used to build his portfolio to over $20,000 per month in one year?

2. How to rehab a house to rent... Video of a rehab A common question I receive is how much work to do on a rehab to rent. Watch this video and I will show you a house I did recently and answer that question for you

What if you want better cash flow from your rental properties? The rental market is gaining strength and here are 10 ways to increase your cash flow.

1. Rehab your financing. IF you use banks, rates are super low right now. You can likely dramatically increase your cash flow if you refinance to better rates. Better yet, eliminate the banks entirely and joint venture your rental portfolio.

2. coin laundry – If you own multi-family, Install coin-operated washing machines. If you own single family homes, next time your tenant asks for a washer or dryer, offer to rent the machines to them!

3. Raise the rent. With the rental market strengthening, we have opportunities to raise rents. Check on the rates for similar units. Are you renting at below-market rates?

4. Rent storage sheds. Especially if your homes are small, your renters may need a place to store their things. Don’t let them spend their money elsewhere on self-storage. Put a sheds on the property.

5. Enforce late fees. It is perfectly fair to have a fee for late payment of rent, and guess what? Those who are chronically late usually don’t even mind – they just don’t look at these things the same way as others.

6. Offer improvements for rent increases. If it’s worth $25 more monthly rent to a tenant, install that dishwasher. Same is true of a washer/dryer. How about a big screen TV?

7. Install vending machines. If your rental properties are large enough, others will do this for you for free, and give you a share of the income.

8. Rent by the room. A four-bedroom house might make more money if you include all the utilities and rent by the bedroom. This has made a lot of fortunes for investors in college towns. It does mean a lot of management! This can be a ton of management issues as well, so be careful!

9. Rent-to-own sale. Usually there’s a non-refundable deposit, and higher than market rents in these deals. When renters change their minds, as they often do, you got the deposit and better cash flow. This is great when poor cash flow makes you want to sell. You either sell or get the better cash flow as you repeat the process.

10. Reduce expenses. Every dollar of expense you cut goes straight to the bottom line. List every expense of your rental properties, and look at them one at a time. How can you reduce them?

How many more ways are there to save and increase cash flow? Leave your list in the comments below and let’s help each other along the way.

This is a house we bought recently and I captured video as we worked on it. You will see demo, hvac, new kitchen, roofing, etc. as it is happening at the house. You will see some video of contractors as well.

We purchased this house on a joint venture agreement, using a self directed IRA to fund. We renovated it and rented it for $1245 per month which provides great cash flow without having to use a bank.

Want to learn to deals like this? Email me direct at jim@investingnownetwork.com and I will share 3 ways you can get the information you need to get deals done without banks.

The middle of each year is the perfect time to amp up your
focus and execute your plans to gain momentum from day one.

Here is how to do it:

1. Write down your goals. Doesn’t that sound SO EASY. It is SO EASY that only
the top 3% ever actually do it. Start with a transparent look at where you are at right now.

Do you need more money?
Hate your job?
Saving for retirement or your kids education?
Worried about preserving your capital in tough times?

The truth is every person reading this posting has needs. Some people do not have enough money and others
have a LOT but are really worried about lack of returns in CD’s and their ability to preserve their capital during
our challenging times.

Now that you know exactly where you are starting you can formulate your goals. Break your goals into short-term and long-term
needs.

2. Invest in yourself. I am a life-time learner. I didn’t stop learning once I had my Masters in Engineering Management. Regardless if you
have a high school diploma or a PhD or are serving our country in the Military, you can commit to investing in yourself. I have recently received
a number of emails from people who read my books over the holidays. I love to interact with readers! It lets me know you are serious about
investing in yourself. Commit to read or listen to a book every week. Immerse yourself into the articles I have written for you.
Participate in a real estate forum and ask questions. Here are links that will help you with each of these ways to invest in yourself:

Now that you know where you are at, where you are heading and have committed to invest in yourself you can determine
if you need transactional or passive income streams.

Are you a brand-new investor? If so, you should learn to wholesale houses. This is a risk free way to invest in real estate and learn to
do deals while creating a nice stream of income. It is the income stream that allowed me to leave my corporate America job several years ago.Here are some wholesaling houses resources for you.

Read through the materials, join me in the forum at CREonline, watch the YouTube videos and formulate a detailed plan that meets your investing needs.
Shoot me an email if you want a copy of my private lending special report or you have specific questions on investing.

jim@investingnownetwork.com

Your plan needs to be detailed and specific and ultimately lead to your financial freedom!